The Misconception by Darlene Gardner
This one lowers the bar when it comes to the minimum IQ needed to star in a romance novel.
Category:Genre: Contemporary
Love in Bloom’s by Judith Arnold
This is a silly story with sillier heroines. Good thing it is so adorable.
The Good, the Bad, and the Sexy by Emily Carmichael
More like all the boring, the dull, and the tepidness.
Maggie Sweet by Judith Minthorn Stacy
This is a well-written story about a doormat designed to drive up the blood pressure.
Priceless Gift by Celeste O Norfleet
So many sluts in the world, oh god – someone needs to protect our male slut hero from them!
Love’s Destiny by Crystal Wilson-Harris
When your hubby goes MIA, feel better by riding a younger stud horse. 99% satisfaction guaranteed!
Tell Me Something Good by Lynn Emery
The hero is quite the human octopus, but somehow this story is fun.
Say You Need Me by Kayla Perrin
The poor heroine gets played like a ping pong ball by the hero and his twin brother. Cringe levels to the max.
The Things I Know Best by Lynne Hinton
Oh dear, something scary must have happened between the last book and this one.
You Never Can Tell by Kathleen Eagle
The hero is the biggest racist in this story, and he just won’t stop repeating himself.
